To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] Re: using href=abc.php/?day=..
BECOMES:
a href=abc.php?day=$start_day /a
This works only if it's within an echo statement:
echo a href='abc.php?day=$start_day';
and you must make sure to either use single quotes around the
href link, or else
a href=abc.php/?day=?echo $start_day;?/a
pete
MüCella Erdem Efe wrote:
Hi;
I need to use a href=abc.php/?day=.. /a statement in a xxx.php
file.
I have to use a php variable on the right of the day variable like a
href=abc.php/?day=+?echo $start_day;? /a.
When i get this variable in
It's just the syntax:
1. Don't use the / after .php:
a href=abc.php?day=
2. Don't use echo inside the string:
a href='abc.php?day=$start_day'/a
3. Check the use of double and single quotes.
If you use:
echo a href='abc.php?day=$start_day'abc/a;
maybe you will get the link you want.
and pretty when displaying the page.
Do you have some code I can look at and maybe see where things can be
modded to work for you?
Robert
-Original Message-
From: Gabriel Peugnet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 2:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] Re: using
Sorry, I was over thinking...
Just modify it by removing the echo and the / and it should code right
out for you.
a href=abc.php/?day=+?echo $start_day;? /a
BECOMES:
a href=abc.php?day=$start_day /a
Robert
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